I liked the Cool Ranch, but it’s the Fiery version I’ll miss. There are so few options for spicy heat at Taco Bell (without adding sauce packets) and the Fiery Doritos taco shell was a good one.

I miss the volcano sauce from like 10 years ago.

This wasn’t a delayed offside so I’m not sure why you’re discussing that rule. A delayed offside would be if Colorado put the puck in the zone while offside (which they did) AND the defensive team gets the puck (which they didn’t). If this happens then play continues but offside will be called if Colorado plays the…

Defining the transactions really is the key part though. While there are certainly obvious cases on either side that few-if-any people would argue with, there’s a vast degree of judgment involved in picking transactions.

One issue I have with this kind of conversation is that it always turns toward concern about demonizing video games. I realize that was a big issue throughout the 90s, when most of us were coming of age, but as much as anything is ever resolved, that’s been resolved. As a medium, video games are well entrenched.

I think there’s a lot to look at concerning Loot Boxes and “pay to win”, but I don’t trust these folks to know the industry well enough to know what they’re doing.

Yeah, exactly. Wrong guy, but if we get the right outcome, I'll take the win.

Having paid no attention to this series, yeah...blowing a 3-1 series lead and then giving up four goals at a rate of one goal per minute in the third period of a Game 7 is typically not getting screwed. It’s imploding. 

It’s the NHL playoffs, teams are the beneficiaries of bad calls, and also the victims, and so it goes. Maybe next time don’t allow 4 goals in one 5-minute major PP. 🤷‍♂️

Yes. Let’s focus on the SINGLE wrong call of the entire playoff series. Or if you insist on focusing on this call, let’s focus on the game 2 goalie interference call that took a goal away and the game for the sharks. So you can have your 2 minute cross checking minor penalty, and I’ll say the sharks won in 6. Deal?…

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